Top Killarney Bike Rentals

Your adventure begins with a leisurely 15-minute cycle along a dedicated cycle path from our Killarney bike rental shop to historic Ross Castle. Here, board a traditional boat for a scenic journey across Killarney’s beautiful lakes, surrounded by majestic mountains and spectacular scenery. The boat trip must be booked separately at www.gapofdunloetraditionalboattours.com. Arriving at Lord Brandon’s Cottage, hop back on your electric bike for a breathtaking 12 km cycle through the world-famous Gap of Dunloe. Explore at your own pace, passing sparkling glacial lakes, charming stone bridges, jaunting cars and dramatic mountain landscapes, with incredible photo opportunities along the way. Stop for well-deserved refreshments at the famous Kate Kearney’s Cottage before enjoying the final 18 km cycle back to Killarney. Combining adventure, natural beauty and authentic Irish charm, this unique electric bike and boat experience is an unforgettable way to discover the magic of Killarney!

Explore Killarney at your own rhythm, from quick town loops to full-day lake adventures. With your choice of bike and insider route suggestions, it’s easy to discover gems like Ross Castle and Muckross Lake—in the open air, exploring Ireland right. You could also navigate dedicated cycling paths through the national park. However you do it, you’ll skip the parking hassles and tourist snapshots for authentic Irish adventure.

With an E-Bike, you are in the perfect position to explore the Killarney area, and in particular Muckross. Killarney offers a huge range of options when it comes to cycling. We are happy to advise you on a choice of routes. Choose to cycle around the town, visit Ross Castle and the lakes in the vicinity or venture a little further. Muckross, in the heart of Killarney National Park is an ideal location for a days cycling. Leaving Killarney town, cycling along the Muckross road and over the Flesk bridge. At this point you can cross the road to the cycling path which will lead you directly into the National Park. Bear in mind that Jaunting cars and walkers also use this path. The paths travels alongside the road for about a kilometre, before veering right into the Yew Valley Wood and towards the 15th century Muckross Abbey. Take time at the abbey and explore the well-preserved ruins and vaulted cloister. Choose your route and simply enjoy stunning Killarney.